12-in-1 Charging Station 200W GaN Power Strip 🔌
Description:
This compact 12-in-1 charging station combines a power strip and multiport USB charger to power a mix of laptops, phones and peripherals at a desk or bedside. It shares up to 200W output across 4 AC outlets and 8 USB ports, making it useful for home offices, dorm rooms and living rooms where multiple devices need simultaneous charging.
Key Points
The unit integrates four AC outlets with eight USB ports, including four USB-C ports and four USB-A ports, so you can plug in laptops, chargers and small appliances while still powering phones and tablets. The USB-C1 port delivers up to 65W for high-demand devices such as a MacBook, and the overall 200W GaN IV design is intended to provide fast charging for several devices at once. The housing is made of flame-retardant PC material rated to resist high temperatures according to the manufacturer, and the built-in protection circuitry helps guard against overcurrent, overcharge and overheating.
Technical Specifications
- Name: Kioson 12-in-1 Charging Station USB C Power Strip
- Total power: 200W
- USB-C high-power port: 65W
- Ports: 4 AC outlets, 4 USB-C, 4 USB-A
- Cable length: 5 ft, 14 AWG copper, flat plug design
- Dimensions: 5 x 3 x 1.2 inches (approximate)
Usage Recommendations
Place the charging station on a desk or nightstand to centralize power for a laptop, phone, tablet and accessories. For heavy loads like a laptop plus multiple chargers, distribute devices among the AC and USB-C ports to balance power draw. Note that peak outputs depend on how the 200W is shared among connected devices, and the fastest charging figures for the 65W USB-C1 port are based on manufacturer claims. Keep ventilation clear around the unit to reduce heat buildup during prolonged high-power use.
Practical Tips
Use the flat plug and 5-foot cord to reach wall outlets behind furniture while keeping the station visible for easy access to ports. The compact footprint helps reduce clutter on small desks. For older chargers or devices without fast-charging support, charging speeds will match the device capabilities rather than the maximum output of the station.
